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Dynapac CA 602 PD Parts Catalog – 417 Pages of Factory Spare Parts Data

If you’re wrenching on a Dynapac CA 602 PD Parts Catalog is what you’re holding – 417 pages of exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers direct from the manufacturer. I’ve seen too many techs waste an afternoon on aftermarket cross-references that land them a bolt two threads too short or a seal that doesn’t match the housing. This is the factory spare parts catalogue from Dynapac itself, not a reprint. It covers the roller serial numbers starting from 71320607- and the Cummins 6BTA 5.9C diesel engine. You don’t guess when you’re ordering parts for a machine that packs the ground at 10 tons of centrifugal force. One wrong part and you’re down half a shift. This catalog gives you the exact part number, the quantity, and the exploded view so you see how it fits before you pull the old one.

What This 417-Page Parts Catalog Covers

The catalog covers the entire Dynapac CA 602 PD vibratory roller – frame, engine group, hydraulic system, vibratory assembly, and cab components. Within those 417 pages, each group (like the engine section or the drum drive) gets its own page range with numbered diagrams that correspond to a parts list. You’ll find the Cummins 6BTA 5.9C engine broken down into fuel system, cooling, air intake, and electrical. Every bolt, hose, gasket, and filter is listed with its part number and the quantity you need. For example, if you need a fuel injector line, you find the group number, locate the diagram, and the list gives you the part number and how many to order. No flipping between three different aftermarket catalogs that all show different numbers. This is the same data your local Dynapac dealer uses.

Ordering Parts Without Errors

Page 4 of this catalog spells out exactly what to give the parts counter: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if ordering by length. I’ve had dealers refuse a return because the tech gave them the wrong serial number. This catalog has the serial number range printed right on the cover sheet – yours should fall inside that range. If it doesn’t, you need a different issue. The ordering procedure is written in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French, so no excuses if you’re on a multi-national site. When you call for a part, read off the number from the diagram, not from memory. That six-digit number is stamped next to the item in the table. Write it down. Hand it to the parts guy. Done.

Engine Group: Cummins 6BTA 5.9C

This catalog devotes multiple pages to the engine group. The Cummins 6BTA 5.9C is a six-cylinder turbocharged diesel that puts out around 110 kW. You’ll find the cylinder head, injection pump, turbocharger, and accessory drive broken out in exploded views. For example, the fuel system section shows the fuel lines, filters, and injection nozzles with their separate part numbers. If you’re rebuilding that engine, you can order every seal and gasket by number from this catalog. The non-engine sections cover the vibration system, the steering, the braking system, and the electrical wiring harnesses. Because this is a parts catalog, it does not include service procedures or torque specs – you’d pair it with the service manual for that data. But for getting the right part on the first call, you can’t ask for better accuracy.

Why Factory OEM Parts Numbers Beat Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket parts catalogs often use generic descriptions or interpolate numbers that may fit one batch but not another. For a machine like the CA 602 PD that has multiple serial number revisions, the factory release note on page 3 lists the exact catalogue issue dates and the serial numbers they cover: SCA602PD-1EN1 through -1EN4, with -1EN4 valid from 2002-10 and serial 71320607-. If your roller is slightly older, you might need the previous edition. Using this factory catalog means you’re ordering the part Dynapac designed, not a cross-reference that someone guessed at. I’ve seen cheap bearings fail in a week because the aftermarket number was for a different clearance class. Don’t trust your safety to a parts catalog that wasn’t printed by the OEM. For comparison, you can look at how heavy equipment documentation differs from typical automotive industry documentation by checking Automotive Industry Overview. That page will show you how vehicle repair manuals are structured, but this factory catalog is a whole different bloodline – it’s the same format that Dynapac techs use to stock their shelves.

Using This Catalog on the Job

Print the relevant group pages and take them to the machine. Look at the diagram to identify which part you need. The numbers on the diagram (like ‘14’ or ‘37’) correspond to the parts list columns where you read the part number, description, and quantity. For example, the vibration system group shows the eccentric weights, hydraulic motor, and mounting hardware. If you need a replacement O-ring for the hydraulic motor port, you find the diagram, note the item number, then look at the list to get the part number. Order that. Don’t order a generic O-ring kit because one size doesn’t fit all. This catalog also includes notes about changes between editions, which are flagged with a “Change” marker on page 5. Those notes tell you when a part supersedes or when a different quantity is needed. Pay attention to those notes – they’re there because Dynapac knows something changed in production. If you ignore them, you might order a part that doesn’t fit your serial number.

Related Manuals You Might Need

• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Listings

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specifications for bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities only.

How do I find the correct part for my roller if my serial number is different from the range shown on the cover?

The cover page of the catalog lists the serial number range for which this edition is valid (for example, from 71320607-). If your roller’s serial number falls outside that range, you need the edition that matches your machine. Dynapac released four catalogue issues (SCA602PD-1EN1 through -1EN4) for the CA 602 PD, each covering a different production window. Check the plate on your roller, then order the catalog that corresponds to that serial number. Using the wrong edition can give you obsolete part numbers or miss production changes that affect fitment. If you’re unsure, contact a Dynapac dealer with your serial number and ask which catalogue issue they recommend. This catalog includes the official parts list for serial numbers starting at 71320607- only.

If you’re working on a Dynapac CA 602 PD vibratory roller, this is the only source you should trust for part numbers. 417 pages of factory diagrams, no cross-references, no guesswork. Access the Factory Manual and keep it next to the shop computer. Your order forms will thank you.